The evening world. Newspaper, November 28, 1919, Page 15

WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 10919. _ THE EVENING LOOMIN EMENT OLD COLLEGE HALL BURNS. jaltimore'’s BALTIMOR’ 2 the central administration building of LIGHTSHP CAPTAN = eee LOCK FROM PARK AVE. be tf Store Closes 6 P, M. " — —— — ee Store Opens 9 A. M. = eR 59TH TO 60TH—THIRD TO LEXINGTON—ONE B Since the war the bullding has beech ocoupied by various welfare organiza- tions, the two uppermost floors being used as the administration offices of the Bdgewood Arsenal, the plant ‘where the poison gasses for uso in the war were made, spectacular one, the ‘all the city engines, ie fire to McCoy Ha‘ Prisoner Says He Secured Money to Get Better Food for His Men. Last Day of the Demonstration VANTA BABY GARMENTS Mothers and mothers to be are most cordially invited to meet Miss M. A. Cleary, Graduate Nurse, who concludes a weeks demonstration of the ° Vanta Baby Garments tomorrow (Saturday). Vanta Binders Knitted of cotton and wool: Buc, Knitted of silk and wool: 85c. which confined NORFOLK, Nov. 28.—Accused of : Adding three fictitious names to his | payroll, Capt. John Hamson, who for more than twenty years has been re- / garded as one of the most faithful and efficient men in the United States Light House Service, has peen brought hero for trial. \ He was arrested on board Light- ship No. 91, which stands guard off Chincoteague, Va, near Cape Charles, ”n oO There is only one other lightship in . : the service that is stationed further ea \ S ) Ste Vanta Shirts from shore than No, 91, and that ! BESTIO a “ A ‘ stands off Nantucket. Pa) 49 civ | The Vanta Shirt fastens in front with twistless tape, Department of Justice agents who] KIO LUANS |! the bows being secured below the curve of the abdomen: went on board the lightship to arrest Vag = | \ thus making it impossible for the band to work up. Capt. Hanson hated to bring the old eo = M Mh be => This manner of fastening insures the garment staying © 4 closed at the back. There are no pins, buttons, or belts to annoy bal mother. ‘The shirts are double-breasted, atfording the required pro! merino, allwool, silk and wool, the prices range from 75c to $1.75. ert Long Coats $3.75 to $22.50 Fine qualities of cashmere, crepella, faille and crepe de chine variously trimmed in silk braid, and hand em- broidery. Lined, according to grade in sateen or silk. All are warmly ihter- lined. Hooded Capes $5.75 to $10.50 Cashmere and crepella capes in three- skipper away from his post. His crew wept when he was led away from them, The Government detec- tives went for him last week, but @ severe siorm ed them to re- main on the lightship, and he treated them so royally they grew to like him. He was apprised of the charges against him some time ago and was advised by wireless to go ashore and face them. He refused to leave his stip. Sixty years old, the Captain says| that to get his men better food and | greater quantities than the Govern- | ment furnished he resorted to pad- ding the roll. His crew is sald to Be the best fed along the coast. The case probably: will be called to the attention of Congress, If the charges are pushed. ‘The Captain, it is said, did not benefit personally by his offense. or exasperate ion, In cotton, Babys Sleeping Bags $1.59 to $5.95 Eiderdown, blanket cloth, and silk padded Baby Buntings or Sleeping Bags. Flannel Nighties Extra long nighties of heavy quality outing flannel which may be fled at the bottom and yet leave baby plenty of room to kick to his hearts content. Satisfies INTERCHANGEABLE “No pia te” teeth are marvels of dental skill ‘on new principles and ‘Those Fifty Dollar Suits & Overcoats . —Still the Favorites WPI Daily 9 A. M, to 7 P.M. 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. ‘ >. Dewitt ©. Ivins Dead. Jewitt C. Iving, at one time engage s ° ° quarter length with hoods, Sizes 6 months to 2 years: special 79c. arn Seieeet inte tinenntter| (DR. DONOFRIO sites The reason? Merely this—men are becoming more and more ia, Si vonerauy atmos age'oe TDR, J.C. TOOLE Bxounway sensible in their clothing choice—increased costs are making French Hand Made Dresses: $2.25 to $16.95 Manor, Pa, and had lived in Plainfield thecal tade thane rth Hh bob for thirty-five years. them so. And the more sensible they become the more they value these really exceptional suits. wer For they realize that the Suit that looks fine in a shop window and fiendish after a weeks wear is indeed the most expensive suit one can possibly buy. Some Suits _ | Overcoats Mothers who have maae a practice of patronizing the specialty shops will be surprised to learn that little garments of such excellence of material, such daintiness of em- bellishment, such refinement of workmanship, may be purchased at such low prices, comparatively speaking. vey White Enamelled Bassinet: $5.95 Size 18 x 36 White enamel, fitted with rubber-tired wire wheels, (I/lustrated) Blooming dales—Second Floor, Overcoat Now Buy it while assortments are good, and while you both have a holiday, and plenty of time to buy. Buy it in a Brill Store, where we offer you selection, service, and absolute satisfaction or your money back. Russian Overcoats for chaps from 8 to 10, in wide variety. Coats that button to the neck and others with convertible collars; coats With plain backs or with inverted plaits, and with patch pockets, plain pockets, or slashed pockets, in plain colors, and pleas- ing fancy mixtares, $10 to $20, [>= And for big chaps from 11 to 18, coats of every kind, short ones, long ones and medium ones; with warm, convertible collars that roll up snugly abayt the neck; in plain Oxford , and jp “t wide assortment of smart, faney mixttirés, nrost of them full lined with worsted, wok or , and some quarter lined, pricc€M td $17.50 to $40, [as Nice Warm Mackinaws In Oxford, Heather and Plaid effects, with warm shawl collars, especially well tailored, sizes 8 to 18, and priced from $12.50 to $20, Blue Jack Tar Reefers With muff pockets, and convertibte collar, lined throughout with red flannel in sizes from 8 to 10. Priced at $17.50, Bulk Brothers 279 Broadway 47 Cortlandt St. 125th Street, at 3d Avenue Broadway, at 49th Street 44 East 14th Street in this group show the slim, double breasted, low rolling lapel cut that most of the younger men like best. But there are plenty of the single breasted, two or three button jack- ets of conservative cut. And the range of patterning and coloring is of the widest. that have a hang with them—an air of trimness and grace. No bulk, but plenty warmth. And the fabrics are worthy of the tailoring—which is one way of saying that they are all that they should be. As for the variety of styling —do come in and try on your favorite kinds. Bloomingdalea—Second Floor. Get Your Gloves Now For Giving Away or Wearing Yourself WOMENS Slip-ons with straps at wrist—just ,the sort that give tone to a tailored eos- tume. GI. kid and mocha in white, tan, beaver, gray. Plain or two-toned embroidered backs. $3.48 to $5.39 12 and 16 Button Gloves of softest kid. Black or white. $3.98 to $4.48 sp French glace kid gloves with point and two-tone embroidered backs. $2.25 to $3.50 2400 Pairs of Mannish Capeskin Gloves, prix seam and pique sewn, Golden browns, grays and tans. $1.69 Washable Slip-ons—made by Fownes. Doette, duplex style, with strap at | wrist. Coraed White $1.98 | Bloomingdales backs, M Gl 31004 i cersinieeniasncnsidsinsininantiniptienarecnimnemeepmarectcel MENS Prix geam sewn capeskin gloves with sperr point backs. Browns, tan, gray and black. Genuine Mena Gloves in medium and dark gray ond reindeer shades. Prix seam sewn. Lined kid ana Suede Gloves in dark tans, brown and gray. Linea with fleece of fur or lamb, Many styles. $2.98 to $6.50 CHILDRENS Boys ana Girls kid and suede gloves and mittens. With or without fleece lining. Tans, browns, grays. $1.48 to $2.00 Boys or Girls Jersey knit and woolen gloves in browns, tans, Oxfords and heather mixtures, 59c to 98c Two Pairs of Trousers With These Boys Suits at $16.95 eer OS hanging well hay. look best in, Small in in blue, gri Its wonderful what a difference a mackinaw will make in a fellows life! that isnt heavy or cumbersome, it is to have a warm ¢ group, 8 to 18 year Bloomingdal single seam is tape what that means. until it finally falls apart like the one But that time is so far distant that John will probably have outgrown it before he could ouwear it. | The size range is from 8 to 18 years and the pattern range | is from A’s taste to Z's, wont have any trouble in finding just the sort of suit you Small Boys Overcoats, $12.95 », but mighty big in warmth. Made of chinchilla and brown, Or cheviots in plain colors or fancy On n patterns All tailored carefully ana finely finished, b 2'4 to 9 years. Mackinaws $12.95 to $17.95 | Hats and Caps of all kinds, 98¢ to $12.98 And Boys Kaynee Blouses are 95¢ to $2.98 vally important thing is the way are made--and the coat, too, sturdily—-and any fellow knows A suit that hangs well and keeps on And so is the style range. So you Sizes What comfort Good looking plaids in this SCCOND FLOOF Sets —— + Another Allotment of Government Provisions Bacon: lb., 25¢ Loins of Pork: 32¢ Roasting Chickens: 37¢ Purchase of these Gov- ernment provisions is your best opportunity to take a slice off the high »ost of living. ‘The qual- is guaranteed — the price officially regulated. The bacon may be bought in strips to last the whole winter. Our Quality Meats Leg of Mutton, Rousting Lamb, Leg of Veal, Rib Roast Beef, Roasting Mutton, Sirloin or Porterhou Rasement 1919 Models of America Bicycles are ready now for your Christmas choosing. Do they not make you remem- ber the glee you felt when someone bright- ened your Christmas longed-for bi- And Harold Jr.s taste isnt so very different from yours! These that are good bicycles, as everyone knows and they are fully guaranteed, equipped with Fisk tires, coaster brake and high saddle. Juveniles (for boys or 6.75 | grad | Third Floor many years ago with . Bloomingdale Scooters A Straight Advertising Proposition A Thousand of Them at $1.00 Boys and Tom Boys—heres your chance! A special sale— planned for you and only you. Just the best scooter you ever set foot on—speedy as can be, Mighty strong, too. And safe for a little lad as well.as a big one. For they have no rough (aly sell sharp corners that might be hurtful. Each scooter rs the imprint of Bloomingdale; and it is because of the advertising we will receive from them that we are willing to sell them at the unheard of price. Be sure to get one of these scooters—and scoot straight to health and strength. For they are one of the things that is good for you and pleasant at the same time. No Mail or Phone Orders Will Be Filled, Bloomingdalea—Third Floor, DRAPERIES and UPHOLSTERIES Priced Less Than Usual You will wish to dress your home up a bit for the enter- taining incident to the coming holidays, and we have chosen a number of the most wanted items in Draperies and Up- holsteries and marked them at prices much lower than you would expect to pay. Mercerized Velour Portieres: pr..........$29.75 High grade Velour, mercerized to a high lustre, and made with French edge and open bottom. Blue and rose, blue and gojd, rose and green Art Silk Table Covers........ = 9.50 Art silk in verdure colorings, for round tables, Large size, +» $3.75 Velour Piano Scarf...... Rich, silky velour finished with deep, knotted fringe. Blue, rose, brown and green. Velour Sofa Pillows......... AMARA Aarne | Round, shirred, or square styles, well filled, and covered in good quality velour. Art Silk Over Draperies: set...............$7.50 Side curtains and center valance with pretty striped border effect. Rose, green and blue, Reversible Kashgar Couch Covers.........$7.50 Rug designs develo) in Oriental colors, These couch covers are wholly reversible, Bordered Scrim and Marquisette: yd.........55¢ A splendid assortment of novelty weaves in blocked or striped patterns; also drawn border effects and plain filet net. Bloomingdales—Third Floor